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Pulitzer-winning editorial cartoonist Ann Telnaes publishes political cartoons with short commentary on current events. Issues pair a cartoon with a brief personal take on topics like abortion policy, the Supreme Court, and US foreign policy.
Investigative newsletter by journalist Tom LoBianco covering the scandal at Indiana's Life Church, led by Nathan Peternel and tied to Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith, including child sexual abuse material charges, resignations, and church turmoil. It also shares reporting updates, interviews, and behind-the-scenes notes from his ongoing investigation.
A curated digest of news stories about the Black experience in America, drawing on outlets like The 19th, Capital B News, NPR and The Chronicle of Higher Education. Each issue pairs short excerpts and links with a few original reporting pieces and a roundup of national headlines.
A daily newsletter that rounds up the day's political, cultural and internet news stories, with each issue organized around a list of linked sources. Readers get a quick overview of major US and world events, plus an 'on this day' history item.
A satirical weekly-ish political newsletter by Daniel Herndon that riffs on current US news with heavy sarcasm and crude jokes. Readers get a comedic take on administration figures, economics and events, mixed with occasional tangents on science.
A daily roundup of US and international political news told from a strongly conservative, pro-Trump perspective, mixing short news summaries with viral-style clips of confrontations. It also carries sponsored promotions for a prediction market and appeals for paid subscriptions.
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